The USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory: Research, monitoring, and the science of preparing society for low-probability, high-consequence events

• Volcanoes in the Cascade Range erupt twice per century on average, with eruptions often lasting for years.
• Although eruptions are generally not as high-consequence as large earthquakes, they are still high-consequence events.
• When a volcano wakes up there can be intense public interest - which requires crisis management, even if the eruption is small.

Thursday, 02/22/18

07:00 PM

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USGS Evening Public Lecture Series

Phone: 650-329-5000
Website: Click to Visit

Categories:

• Adults
• Lecture
• Physical Sciences
• Teens (13-18)